BULLITT COUNTY, Ky. (WDRB) – A boil water advisory issued for at least 250 Bullitt County residents has been lifted.
Officials said the advisory was due to a drop in water pressure while Louisville crews wrapped up repairs from several water main breaks.
The boundaries of the advisory included Coral Ridge Road, Brooks Hill Road, and Woods Bend Drive.
As of Monday afternoon, the Louisville Water Company said the boil advisory was lifted and the water was safe to drink.
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EUNICE, La.
(KLFY)-St. Landry Parish Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness has issued a boil alert for the area around Duralde Road and North Navy Road due to a water main break.
Water should be boiled for at least one full minute before drinking, making ice, brushing teeth using it to wash or prepare food.

CONNEAUT — Two schools that closed Monday because of a massive water line break the night before will remain closed Tuesday while the water system is recharged, officials said.
The leak has been repaired, but Conneaut Middle School and Gateway Elementary School will remain closed to avoid putting strain on the system, said Conneaut City Manager James Hockaday.
“We don’t want a situation where we can’t draw water,” he said.“We will be up and running by Wednesday.” Staff and students at CMS and Gateway Elementary School, both located on the east end of Gateway Avenue, were notified about 5:30 a.m. that classes had been canceled, said Lori Riley, Conneaut Area City Schools superintendent.
Classes took place as usual at Conneaut High School and Lakeshore Primary School, and both those buildings will be open Tuesday, Riley said.
While CMS is home to the school district’s central kitchen, CHS and Lakeshore can prepare food for their students, she said.
Hockaday described the break as “pretty catastrophic.” A fire hydrant linked to a 6-inch water line failed in the area of South Ridge Road.
An alarm sounded about 2 a.m., and crews found the source of the problem about 90 minutes later.
Hundreds of customers south of Interstate 90 were affected by the leak, as well as customers in the vicinity of the I-90 interchange — including the two schools.
A boil advisory is in effect recommending water for consumption be boiled as a precaution.
“The guys still have quite a bit of work ahead of them,” he said.

EUNICE, La.
(KLFY)-St. Landry Parish Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness has issued a boil alert for the area around Duralde Road and North Navy Road due to a water main break.
Water should be boiled for at least one full minute before drinking, making ice, brushing teeth using it to wash or prepare food.
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BULLITT COUNTY, KY (WAVE) – Louisville Water has lifted a boil water advisory that was issued for some Bullitt County customers on Sunday afternoon.
The boundaries of the alert included Coral Ridge Road, Brooks Hill Road and Woods Bend Drive.
Water quality tests confirmed on Monday that the water was safe to drink, according to a release.
+ Bullitt County student fights to do what he loves despite brain cancer + Louisville headed to TaxSlayer Bowl + LMPD asks for public assistance locating missing person During the advisory, those affected were told to bring water used for cooking and drinking to a rapid boil and to discard ice in ice dispensers, according to LWCKY.
The company has advised customers who were impacted to discard their first two cycles of ice in automatic dispensers.
Louisville Water informed customers who noticed discolored water to flush the water lines by running cold water from the highest point in the home.
Work crews finished water main repairs on Saturday, but issued the boil water advisory due to a drop in pressure.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WHAS11) – A boil advisory has been lifted for Louisville Water Company customers in Bullitt County.
Officials say the advisory went into effect after water main breaks near Coral Ridge and Brooks Station Roads over the weekend.
They have since been fixed.
Louisville Water Company says the 250 customers that were impacted should discard the first two cycles of ice in automatic dispensers.
They say it’s common to see discolored water after water main break repairs.
Officials say customers should flush their lines by running cold water for at least 5 minutes from the highest point inside their home.
For more information on how to do it, visit this link.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WHAS11) – A boil advisory has been lifted for Louisville Water Company customers in Bullitt County.
Officials say the advisory went into effect after water main breaks near Coral Ridge and Brooks Station Roads over the weekend.
They have since been fixed.
Louisville Water Company says the 250 customers that were impacted should discard the first two cycles of ice in automatic dispensers.
They say it’s common to see discolored water after water main break repairs.
Officials say customers should flush their lines by running cold water for at least 5 minutes from the highest point inside their home.
For more information on how to do it, visit this link.

The City of Orangeburg’s Department of Public Utilities issued a boil water advisory Wednesday for customers on Frazier Lane and Petunia Street.
On Tuesday, the department issued an advisory for water customers on Cannon Bridge Road from Kennerly Road to Robinson Road including Woodchopper Dr., Wish Dr., Robinson Road, Tatum Dr. and Nipper Dr. Customers in the areas are asked to vigorously boil their water for at least one full minute prior to cooking or drinking.
Also, water customers in the vicinity of the affected areas who lost water or water pressure are also advised to vigorously boil their water for at least one full minute prior to cooking or drinking.
Water customers should continue to vigorously boil their water for at least one full minute prior to cooking or drinking until otherwise notified by DPU.
The Water Division is working to correct the problem.
For additional information, call the Water Division at 803-268-4404 or, if after hours, 803-268-4000.

BULLITT COUNTY, Ky. — A boil advisory is in effect Monday for some people in Northern Bullitt County.
The Louisville Water Company said the boundaries of the alert include Coral Ridge Road, Brooks Hill Road and Wood Bends Drive.
The Louisville Water Company worked to repair several main breaks this weekend, but issued the boil water advisory due to a drop in pressure.
Customers are encouraged to discard ice and bring water for drinking or cooking to a boil first.

BULLITT COUNTY, Ky. — A boil advisory is in effect Monday for some people in Northern Bullitt County.
The Louisville Water Company said the boundaries of the alert include Coral Ridge Road, Brooks Hill Road and Wood Bends Drive.
The Louisville Water Company worked to repair several main breaks this weekend, but issued the boil water advisory due to a drop in pressure.
Customers are encouraged to discard ice and bring water for drinking or cooking to a boil first.